Tank Overflow Standard
(Corrugated Tanks)

1. If you do not have an existing tank overflow hole in your tank, use your corrugated overflow as a template to mark the size of the hole you need to cut in the side of your tank, then cut using a holesaw. Ensure that the bottom of the hole you cut sits lower than the bottom of the tank inlet and/or tank inlet screen.
2. Apply silicone to the flange on your tank overflow, push it into the tank overflow hole, then screw in place through the provided screw hole guides.

When properly installed, your Tank Overflow Corrugated should be maintenance-free.

We recommend pairing your Tank Overflow Corrugated with a mosquito-proof screen or flap valve to prevent mosquitoes and other pests entering your tank through the overflow outlet.

• Tank Overflow Standard (for Corrugated Tanks)

• Marker pen
• Hole saw
• Silicone
• Screws
• Screwdriver

My tank is overflowing at the inlet rather than the outlet. What should I do?

1. Check that your tank screen is free from debris, ie. leaves, sediment
2. Your tank outlet may be restricted by a blocked Mozzie Stoppa or another obstruction.
3. Check your overflow outlet for the presence of an obstruction and remove.
4. Alternately, the level of your tank overflow may sit above the base of your tank inlet.
5. Check that the outlet pipe is equal to or greater than the combind capacity of the pipe feeding your tank inlet
6. If a Mozzie Stoppa is installed, remove, inspect and clean if necessary before reinstalling it at the outlet or replacing with a Mozzie Stoppa Easy-Clean.

If your inlet/overflow issue persists, remove your tank screen and check for floating debris on the water surface. Floating debris such as shavings from the tank installation process’ may be blocking the Mozzie Stoppa during overflow and drifting away from the overflow when overflow has stopped.

Should I choose a regular tank overflow or a high level product?

High or extra high tank overflows offer a simple and effective way to increase your tank’s storage capacity.

Whichever tank overflow product you choose to use, your overflow needs to sit below the base of your tank inlet screen. The advantage of the high level overflow is that it raises the maximum water level within the tank.

What size should I choose?

The diameter of the overflow must be equal to or larger than the diameter of the inlet pipe.

Do I need silicon to seal my overflow to the tank?

You can choose to use a gasket or silicon to seal your overflow to your tank. Silicon is not required if you use a gasket. All our tank overflow kits come with a gasket.

Do I need a gasket to seal my overflow to the tank?

You can choose to use a gasket or silicon to seal your overflow to your tank. A gasket is not required if you use silicon. All our tank overflow kits come with a gasket.

Which way should I orient my high level overflow?

The bend on your high level tank overflow should face up towards the top of your tank in order to increase your tank’s storage volume and overflow height.

Can I install my high level overflow sideways?

Yes. We recommend installing your high level overflow with the bend facing directly upwards, however, it can also be installed on an angle to adjust the upper level. This may be necessary to ensure the overflow level stays below the base of your tank inlet and/or tank inlet screen.

How do I connect two tanks?

When connecting two tanks, it’s best to connect them at the base with a balance line. It is important to ensure that the tank receiving water from the roof or other catchment area has an overflow outlet.

Should I mosquito-proof my tank overflow outlet?

Yes, it is important to mosquito-proof your tank outlet to keep mosquitoes and other pests out of your rainwater system. You can do this using a mosquito-proof tank outlet screen such as a Mozzie Stoppa Easy-Clean. All our tank overflow kits come with a mosquito-proof Mozzie Stoppa screen.